Sentence examples for exaggerated with from inspiring English sources

I believe Vecsey has exaggerated with his sarcasm.

The moves are exaggerated, with wrestlers flying through the air and bouncing off the mat like action figures guided by the hand of child.

Dealers said yesterday was one of the quietest days in recent memory, and price movements were exaggerated with so few players in the market.

Others, including some who were there, believe Yoni's role in the rescue has been exaggerated, with his fateful decision in that short journey to the old terminal – opening fire when he did – conveniently overlooked.

But the government's testing procedure has a habit -- one that seems to be exaggerated with hybrids -- of rendering fuel economy numbers as relevant to the real world as national energy policies have been to actually reducing dependence on foreign oil.

Of course, as with all health fads, the mats' salutary effects can be exaggerated, with some people promising cures for everything "from schizophrenia to dandruff," Ms. Rolfsdotter-Jansson said.

I'm exaggerating with the "star" bit, but not by all that much.

Yet Gary Neville was not exaggerating with his appraisal of his former team-mate this week.

It exaggerates with a straight face and builds self-contained events within themselves rather than partial re-enactments of an open-ended story, which is what most jazz is.

Ooh, and can I have that, too?" The most essential recycled formula being used is one that has met with varying success on Broadway: Take a movie (or alternately, pop song book) with brand-name recognition, then exaggerate with wild, giant strokes whatever made it distinctive originally.

The sharing of goals between Borussia Mönchengladbach and Manchester City means watch is precisely what Celtic will have to do after the final match of Group C. When Celtic travel to Manchester for matchday six, there will be nothing tangible at stake for either team Rodgers was not exaggerating with the pre-match assertion that his players must produce "the game of their lives".